EdCure:
Josep.

Lilimax:
Glad to know!
We have so many bad eggs in that force but these few should serve as a detrrent to other corrupt ones

Laredojohn:
The Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase has said the police under his leadership has fought corruption to the barest minimum, stating that the force has dismissed 50 police officers for corrupt practices and misconduct.

He stated that 56 others were sanctioned for various offences between May and November, 2015.

Arase, who stated this during the end of the year IG Conference at the Force Headquarters, Abuja on Thursday, explained that as part of efforts in ensuring peace in the North-East, 3000 personnel were deployed in the liberated areas.

He said, “Between May and November, 2015, the anti-corruption enforcement architecture emplaced by the Force leadership has led to the dismissal of a total of 50 personnel for proven corrupt practices while another 56 have been awarded various punishments.

“The IGP Monitoring Unit, X-Squad and the Provost Marshal have been charged to sustain the enforcement drive in the upcoming year while the policy of holding Commissioners of Police, Area Commanders and Divisional Police Officers, vicariously liable for such distasteful professional misconduct will also be reinforced.”

Meanwhile, the IG has inaugurated a scholarship award for 301 children of personnel who lost their lives in the line of duty and for those who have excelled in their various duty posts.

Arase called on philanthropists and corporate organisations to support the foundation which he said would also cater for children of victims of police brutality.

He said, “The Force leadership will profoundly reward the families of serving police officers that keep faith with our vision for a professional, discipline, civil, loyal and incorruptible Police Force in a way that will motivate them for higher performance.

“It is also for our colleagues that paid the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty. They shall not walk alone. We, as their commanders and colleagues, will do everything within our professional powers to keep their invaluable dreams alive and support the family they left behind.”

source : http://www.punchng.com/ig-dismisses-50-corrupt-policemen/

jaymejate:
[size=15pt]Abeg o, they still remain for Ibadan here o. Come carry them.[/size]

McCarlito:
That is why the case of Impersonations and armed robbery is on the daily rise..
Dismissing them without any formal trade-learning abilities by the dismissed policemen will only increase crimes...
Because Men who handles the rifle as a source of livelihood for years and getting dismissed is not a good way to go for the average civilians whom they are coming to live among..

amdoyin82:
u are very correct. I fought with a police customer in my office sometimes ago though, did not know she was a policewoman cos she was in a plain cloth. She slapped me and i retaliated, she immediately called the patrol team and I was whisked away to the station. When my boss arrived he immediately went to the DPO who happened to be his friend. My boss boasted DAT he wud bring a copy of my termination letter to the DPO. Hearing this, the DPO adviced him not to do so. He said I will began to constituted nuisance to the public if I was jobless or probably the people DAT depends partly on my salary.

Lilimax:
Glad to know!
We have so many bad eggs in that force but these few should serve as a detrrent to other corrupt ones

jaymejate:
[size=15pt]Abeg o, they still remain for Ibadan here o. Come carry them.[/size]